The apartment is very spacious and beautiful. It has large, wide windows; leaving them open lets in street noise, but closing them shuts out all outside sound. It is close to shops and many restaurants—within two blocks, we found two places serving exquisite food. It is within walking distance of the Vatican (an 18-minute walk). The area is nice. We really liked this apartment, and it is exactly as described on the website.

Great communication and very clean and walkable

Marta met us personally and explained eveything except that there are some misunderstanding with the keys that made us pay for the repair. Otherwise, everything went fine, she also arranged our transportation upon arrival. Close to restaurants and groceries and Vatican city.

.. it might not, dependent upon what you need. This apartment is large, with lots of room for two or more people. It is very clean. It is close to at least two excellent restaurants, gelato, groceries and is walking distance to the Metro. It has a washer no dryer. Kitchen is fully equipped. The building is quiet. If you're a light sleeper this is probably not the rental for you. Because it is located directly across from the Flower Market the street noise starts at about 530 am six days a week. Trucks pulling in and out, people shouting, etc. until around 8 am. If you need three beds this rental may not work for you. The apartment is advertised as having a double, a single and a sofa bed. However the single bed is in fact a cot - not comfortable to sleep on for an adult. The cot is narrow, with a thin mattress. Renters are provided with two towels each. But there are no linens for the kitchen so renters must provide their own paper towels or wipe their hands on their pants. If you don't expect to cook in the apartment this probably wouldn't bother you. Property manager responded to our inquiry by saying the two bath towels are what they provide. This apartment has the strangest toilet flushing mechanism we've experienced. Not sure why the owner hasn't had them replaced. Lift the mat on the wall, reach into the wall and pull up on the plastic pieces held together with a twist tie. It works, but why not have a handle on the toilet?